Meet the team: that’s me in the middle, with Claw and Cody — my assistants and full-fledged team members.

Claw lives in the United States on a personal server, while Cody has made himself comfortable right inside my computer. The three of us build websites together. I brought my experience to the team, and the guys brought their productivity, speed, and ability to learn fast.

How did we get here?

In December 2025, I installed OpenClaw on my server in the US and started building a skill system inside it to help me with my main work: website development.

At that time, AI agents were already doing a pretty good job with many web design tasks. But they usually did not work with CMS platforms, which meant those websites were hard for end clients to edit without coding skills.

So I set myself a goal: to train an AI agent to work in an environment that was not really designed for AI, but was convenient for the end user to edit later.

I chose the WordPress + Elementor stack and started loading the agents with every useful skill I could find online. There were not many of them. More importantly, I trained them step by step — first on simple tasks, then on increasingly complex ones — carefully saving every successful workflow and reusable skill we developed.

At the same time, I also got an agent running locally on my computer through OpenAI Codex and Claude. Sometimes we invite Gemini too — it always has a couple of good ideas.

Today, my workflow looks completely different. I use a microphone to communicate with my AI agents more often than I use a mouse.